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Unilever exec: Create mobile-specific native advertising to engage consumers

By | October 24th, 2013|Mobile|

NEW YORK – A Unilever executive at the Media Tech Summit 2013 conference said that marketers should work towards creating content and native advertising that works directly within the context of mobile as opposed to taking what they know from older media and translating it to mobile.

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Mobile Minutes: Hulu, real-time bidding, Samsung, hotel booking

By | October 24th, 2013|Mobile|

Today in mobile marketing - Hulu makes some mobile video free, but no full episodes; Why real-time bidding is going to completely change the equation for mobile advertising; Samsung patents design of smartphone-connected "sports glasses"; No reservatio...

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Pacific Life introduces new mobile platform to remove friction from sales

By | October 23rd, 2013|Mobile|

NEW YORK – A Pacific Life executive at the Media Tech Summit 2013 conference said that the insurance company has released a new mobile platform as a part of its ongoing efforts to remove friction for the point of sale between a financial advisor and client.

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Mobile Minutes: Groupon, T-Mobile, LinkedIn, smartphone-free thinking

By | October 23rd, 2013|Mobile|

Today in mobile marketing - Groupon CEO: Our deals are "designed for mobile"; T-Mobile to offer free data service for tablets; LinkedIn hits 38pc of unique visits from mobile, up from 8pc in Q1 2011; Why being a thinker means pocketing your smartphone.

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